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November 8, 2017, 14:48
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Porosity settings for a AC coil
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Tim Lewis
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I'm attempting to account for flow through the AC coil for a commercial chiller in a simulation where the unit is sitting in a wind tunnel (the goal being to make sure the system survives a hurricane). I want to accomplish this by approximating the coils as porous volumes. Assuming that I know the pressure drop, the face velocity, and flow rate of the air going through the coil, how would I go about determining the settings to enter into the form shown below?
Screenshot_1.png If I need to know additional characteristics of the flow through the coil, what would those be? |
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